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[VIDEO TAKEN: JUNE 2ND, 2026 | Video ID: A video of a green and brown ambush bug crawling around on the tips of human fingers before promptly flying away /End ID.]
An ambush bug, a small camouflaged ambush predator type of assassin bug, typically perching in and amongst flowers :]
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@malaxis submitted: this cicada hanging out near my porch!
Spiritually, I am giving them a little kiss.
do you know this guy? found in North Carolina
Silly shape......this cute and small pal is a citrus flatid planthopper.
[PHOTOS TAKEN: MAY 17TH, 2026 | Image IDs: Four photos of a brown, red, green, and white broad headed bug on the dark green leaves of a hydrangea bush /End IDs.]
Cinnamon bug, Corizus hyoscyami, 9.7.26
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[PHOTO TAKEN: MAY 9TH, 2026 | Image ID: A photo of a grey and brown giant leaf footed bug perched on the green leaves of a crepe myrtle tree /End ID.]
its coloration might be drab compared to the last one i posted, but the convex creature with a cheap tribal tattoo that is Odontotarsus grammicus is hard to mistake for anything else. presumably, the difference comes from the fact that i found the other individual when vegetation still had a semblance of color that wasn't some shade of beige, while this one had to adapt to the misery of dry season. me too, O. grammicus
(September 15th, 2025)
Thanks to my very dark phone screen I couldn't tell that I cast a shadow completely covering him, but still thought he looked cool.
Neacoryphus bicrucis, white-crossed seed bug, hanging out on my coriander.
